Create your MVPs at the right pace.

Let your team focus on what is important to your customers

Add our open source collection of Docker-ized applications to your project and see your team produce better, ahead of schedule, and more reliable Minimum Viable Products (MVPs).

Better experimentation

Teams can learn from a richer customer experience since the first MVP. The major improvement to developers is the opportunity to start the MVP from a distinguished code base, making less effort while keeping the focus on the actual value proposition features.

Modern architecture

Helianto components are designed to follow the latest trends in Software Architecture, including micro-services, domain driven design, and reactive development.

Faster builds

Encourage your team to devise separation of what is important to validate early with the customer contrasting with any “commodity feature” available from a community repository.

Stronger communities

Local innovation ecosystem may benefit from improved investor confidence and, therefore, have a greater value invested in more new businesses

Frequently Asked Questions

Why the name “Helianto”?

The first time this project was discussed, the description was made with a circle drawn on the center of a paper sheet and many "petals" around it. It showed like a sunflower, deriving the name Helianto.

Are there two different Helianto Projects?

Yes. The first development cycle started in 2004 and was intended to be a Java framework. The current project is, indeed, a family of independent projects, ready to be deployed as microservices inside Docker containers.

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Helianto has a new vision. It has turned into an open source collection of Docker-ized applications – the equivalent of independently deployable cloud services – aimed to help software building teams to produce better, faster, and more reliable Minimum Viable Products (MVPs). MVPs by definition are incomplete products in constant evolution, they are pieces of […]